We asked teachers from across the country to share moments when their students moved and inspired them this school year. These reflections are reminders of why they chose this work—and how its impact reaches far beyond the classroom.

Recent studies predict that using AI could save teachers up to 24 hours a month. We asked teachers across the U.S how they would use that time to better support students.

A new Gallup-Walton Family Foundation survey shows that teachers who regularly use AI tools save an average of 5.9 hours per week, adding up to six full weeks of reclaimed time each school year.

Gallup-Walton Family Foundation poll finds teachers who regularly use AI tools save the equivalent of six weeks per school year

Collaboration and growth opportunities keep great teachers in classrooms

Improving outcomes for the next generation of students depends on educators staying in the field and feeling satisfied in their careers.

Walton Family Foundation-Gallup research highlights what drives teachers’ job satisfaction and how that connects to classroom engagement and confidence in students’ futures

How is AI shaping the classroom? Hear teachers share their views on how artificial intelligence is helping students learn in new ways – while asking questions about creativity and critical thinking.

Samantha Mitchell is a computer science teacher at Mayflower High School in Mayflower, Arkansas.

The Math Hint Generator Chatbot, developed by The Learning Engineering Virtual Institute, draws material from vetted internet sources and a digital textbook. It is capable of writing sequences of targeted hints for a multitude of common errors.

Carnegie Mellon's PLUS framework helps tutors provide more personalized learning for students in underserved communities

MATHstream uses education influencers, streaming videos and AI to help teachers support struggling students

New nationwide survey includes first snapshot of parent perspectives on the use of ChatGPT in classrooms

New research from the Walton Family Foundation and Impact Research shows that at this critical moment for students, teachers are turning to new technologies like ChatGPT as a tool to enhance teaching and learning.

El Paso teacher says the AI bot has helped bridge the gap in learning created by COVID-19

WASHINGTON, D.C., March 1, 2023—Teachers use OpenAI’s ChatGPT for lesson planning and to generate creative ideas for classes, according to the first national survey of teachers and students about ChatGPT and technology, released today by the Walton Family Foundation.